The Costa de la Luz, located along the Atlantic coast of Cádiz and Huelva, stretches from the mouth of the Guadiana River to the coastal town of Tarifa. This stunning region boasts over 300 kilometres of high-quality beaches.
On the Costa de la Luz, you will discover not only fantastic beaches with fine sand and crystal-clear waters but also a wide range of activities. You can play golf, engage in water sports, go scuba diving, explore nature, and discover new routes. There are endless activities for the whole family to enjoy.
Along the Costa de la Luz, you will find a variety of beaches to suit everyone's preferences. From pristine beaches surrounded by sand dunes to isolated and urban nudist beaches, there is something for everyone. Well-equipped beaches ensure you have everything you need for a perfect day out. From Tarifa to Ayamonte in Huelva, you will find a spot on the Costa de la Luz that matches your liking.
Its southernmost latitude on the Iberian Peninsula and its magnificent climate have made this region a coveted prize for millennia, attracting Tyrians, Tartessians, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Visigoths, and Arabs.
The beaches of Cádiz stand out as some of the best on the southern coast of Spain. Municipalities like Puerto de Santa María, La Puntilla Beach, Puerto Cherry, Chipiona, Rota, Conil, Barbate, and Tarifa boast large beaches with crystal-clear waters and infrastructure prepared for tourism.
The beaches along the coast of Cádiz are ideal for practising various water sports. Windsurfing, surfing, spearfishing, and kite surfing are commonly enjoyed on beaches like Bolonia, Valdevaqueros, and Los Lances in Tarifa.
Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy the seafood on the coast of Cádiz, which has been enriched by the various civilizations that have passed through this region throughout history. In towns like Puerto de Santa María, known for their strong maritime traditions, you'll find establishments offering fried and boiled fish and seafood. You can either sit down to eat or take away your food in paper cones ('cartuchos') while you stroll around.
Recommended places to eat:
- El Romerijo in the Port of Santa María on José Antonio Romero Zarazaga street, Nº1
- Restaurante Freiduría Cervecería Las Flores in Cádiz (Plaza Topete 4)
At these establishments, waiters only serve drinks, and you place your seafood orders by taking a number and paying for your selection. We highly recommend trying the boiled crab legs and the fried fish roe, delicacies that are unique to Cádiz.
The Costa de la Luz in Cadiz offers a wealth of attractions along its 200 kilometres of the finest golden sands on the peninsula. This region is not only known for its stunning beaches but also for its rich cultural heritage, charming towns, and diverse activities. Here is a brief overview of the attractions you can find in some of the towns along the Costa de la Luz:
Each of these towns has its unique charm and attractions, making the Costa de la Luz a diverse and exciting destination for visitors. For information about Costa de la Luz in Huelva, you can check our guide.
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